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THE speech of ex.Minister Jackson
at Macon, Georgia, last Wednesday
should be condemned by every true
American, We believe the soldiers
Of the south were conscientious and
sincere in the position they took dur.
ing the late war, and have the same
right to hold their reunions and talk
over the past as do the men Of the
north, but speeches like the one de-
livered by Mr.. jackson should be
condemned as promptly as the utter
ances al futile, Foraker, Fairehilds
and others OF the north were con-
demned. While each State in the
union has the right to enact and en-
force laws, still it has no right to VIC
late the constitution of the United
States, and as long as it does not it
can not be a sovereignty within itself.
We are sure the speech delivered in
Macon does not find an echo in the
breast OF any of the honest, calm
thinking men of the south Today and
they should not be held responsible
for the utterances of the hot-heads.
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Notice of Sale.
are satisfied.
Oct % '87
10 II 4
WA G BROWN,
Trustee

Frederick Felle vs. John Felto ct al,
Riegel, Scott & Co. vs. John Fslto ct ais
Pursuant to- decree OF sale IN the
above cases, the undersigned commas
sioners win, on the
2sth DAY OF NOV. 1887,
before the front door OF tho courthouse
IN kinawOOd. offer for sale the rsal estate
deer eed 20 be sold In the above cgses
Tue said real estate cOnsi sts OF tho follow
ing real estate situated in Union district
Preston county w. Va. embrao ing first
tract Of 40 acres Of land, being the farm
on which John Felte recently lived and
was Included tn the deed Of trust to J.
Ami Martin To secure Frederick Felts
and was purchased by said John Feits
Of James a, Brown, ooinnisioner. This
IL tine farm and we'll improved. The
land 10 rich and smooth.
Also a tract NJ 291 aores and n enc. fourth
undivided interest in 81 acre tract, both
Of which are mentioned in the deed OF
trust given by John Folto to secure Fred
erick Felto, to which reference Is hers
made for more particular description.
The above named two parcels Of real es
tate, viz, the said 29I acres and one
fourth undivided interest are situated
near Eglon and aro very desirable prop
ertY. ~
Terms Of sAlo,-The above sale will be
for 30 much cash in hand az IL sunicient
90 pay the costs Of suit AMI expenses Of
sale, and the residue on credit Of one,
two or three years. purchas0r executing
interest beai ing notes with approved re.
curity for Tho deferred instruments Of
purchase money.
w. G.. Brown,
janis A. BROwu.
COm'ra.
Bond and security has been given BY
said commissioners ~ Required by law.
Test;
IO2O4. SMITH CRANE. Clerk
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Washington, October 25.-The fol.
lowing was issued late this afternoon:
n Proclamation by the President Of
The United States:
"The goodness and mercy OF God,
which have followed the American
people during All the days OF the past
year, claim their grateful recognition
and humble acknowledgment. BY
His omnipOtentpow he has protect.
ed us from war, and pestilence, and
from every national calamity, by
His gracious favor. The Earth has
yielded a generous retHrn to the To-
bors Of the husbandman, and every
path Of honest toll has led to comfort
and cOntentment. BY His loving
kindness the hearts OF our people
have been replenished with fraternal
sentiment and patriotic endeavor and
by His unerring guidance we have
been directed in the way OF National
prosperity.
ITO the end that we may, with one
accord, testify our gratitude for al;
these blessings, I, Grover Cleveland
President Of the United States, do
hereby designate and set apart Thurs.
day, the Oath day of November next.
as a day Of Thanksgiving and prayer
to be observed by all the people of
the land. On that day let all secular
work and employment be suspended,
and let our people assemble In their
accustomed places of worship, and
with prayer and song and praise, give
thanks to our Heavenly Father for
all that He has done for us, while
We humbly implore the forgiveness
of our sins and a continuance of HE
mercy,
Let families and kindred be reuni.-
ed on that day, and let their hearts
filed with kindly cheer and affection.
ate remini SCIENCES be turned in thank.
fulness to the source Of all their pleas
ures and the giver Of all that makes
the day glad and joyous. And in the
midst Of our people, aud our happi.
ness, let US remember the poor the
needy and the unfortunate, by our
gift Of charity and ready benevolence
let us increase the number Of those
who with grateful hearts shall join in
our Thanksgiving.
In witness whereof, have set my
hand and caused the seal Of the Uni.
ted States to be set unto and affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, in
the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty.seven and
Of the independence OF the United
States the one hundred and twelfth
[Signed] GROVER CLEVELAND,
By the President:
[Signed1 THOs. F. BAYARD
| Secretary of State
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Sunday morning, after which Messrs
Edmond Watson and Gilbert Rogers
were ordained deacons OF the Bap-
list Church. Rev. ID. w. Rogers as
sisted in the services.
Lloyd Watson and John Hartley,
of Masontown. are both very low
with typhoid fever.
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Now that we have succeeded in
getting the names of two thousand
dead men stricken from the registra.
ton lists of Baltimore city we will
have pure and honest elections.-Pe.
PuoIicGns Of Maryland.
And they did. After the dead
mon stopped voting the Democrats
carried the city by an increased major.
ity OF two thousand. Comments are
unnecessary.
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DoCToR McGLYNN, the ex.com-
municated priest is awakening TO the
fact that he is wrong in his views
about the rights of a minister and
will, it is thought, repent and be re-
ceived back into the priesthood.
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ton passed off quietly, though one
cor two slight disturbances were re-
ported. The arrest OF large num-
Der of repeaters imported by the Re.
publican leaders caused a great deal
Of excitement and did much injury
to the cause OF the reform ticket.
Latrobe's majority is 4.205. An in
crease of 1000 over the Democratic
majority at the last election. The
strength of the 'reformers' failed to
show up in most Of the districts Of
The city. Democrats are jubilant
over the result, for it efIectually set
ties all doubt as to the State ticket.
The regular nominee will 90 in with
the old time majority. Both branches
of Council are largely Democratic.
1t was a clean sweep and proves the
confidence Of the people of Baltimore
in the city and State administrations
Of the past.
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WHAT do we hear from Maryland =?
--Moundsville Herald.
We hear that the Democrats have
carried the city of Baltimore by an
increased majority of two thousand
since that number OF dead men have
ceased to vote.
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BALTIMORE PERFORMED :"

The election last Wednesday was
one OF the most exciting in the his
tory OF Baltimore. An unusually
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Ths SLACK Bo,sIs,s Bs nuil,.

The Black Beetle e. Bs Built
Our people will learn with pleasure
that negotiations are now pending
that will probably result in the com.
pletion OF the Black Bottle railroad.
To what extent the matter has been
carried is unknown at this time, but
that an effort lie being made in that
direction there is no doubt. Among
other probabilities it may be mention
ed that a branch Of the Ohio River
road is talked Of 70 penetrate in this
direction to Clarksburg and if that
should be accomplished II will con.
meet With the West Virginia and con
tinue to the Pennsylvania line where
It will be met by the Southwest. IL
may require several months TO get
the late Difficult ties Of the Black Bot.
Gle cleared away and the work begun
over, but we predict that II viii be
DONE omfHton
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Very Latest Patterns

ana CeeT quality
n ejewelry
piece plated Pulled
that kind you know just My prices ~ DNN
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The Black Bottle railroad, the
Dominion thinks, will soon be COM
p'eted.
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was polled
day, the
men of the
ting extra
interest in
The cleo
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Trustees Bale.


By virtue Of deed of truAt executed
on tho 9Th day Of February, A. ID. laSS.
by Alfred Boz CHER and Sarah c. Boogher
his wife, TO J. y. Stuck, trustee. which
decd 10 recorded IN tIust' deed book No.
81, page ~ in the Office Of the clerk OF
tho county court IF Preston county,
West Virginia, and by virtue OF an or
der OF the circuit court Of said county
made Mt the April term, A., ID. 1888, ap-
pointing II. j. CrogAn trustee IN place OF
j. E. stuck in sail! decd Of trust, shall
ON Friday, the
25th Day Of November, A. .. 1887
al the front door o. the court house of
sid county, offer Mt pablo nRlo the fol-
owing real estate: The Alfred BooRhor
farm consisting OF l3S acres situate tn
Lyon district of aid county, on tho WIZ
ters OF Three Fork creek Adjoining The
lands Of B i. SquirPs, John Wolf anil
otherH,h"lng tho same that WAS convey cd
Ia said BOoghsr bv w. +. Ashliy by deed
date Dec. %, A. ID. 1869.
Terms tf Sale:- Onethird oAsh. onS-
third in one year with interest. and tsse
rcsidue in two years with Interest, tho
purchaser executing noteA with secur ity
for the deferred payments, and the legal
az q to he retained M further HecurIty
until the purchase money Is paid.
r.. J. CRoaAN,
~ Trustee.
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The oldest and best Institution Tor OBJ
tanning e Business Education. We have
successfully prepared thousg nds Of young
men for the aciiVe duties Of life, For cir
culars address, =, DUFF g. SONS,
n 3 Pitlsbu gh, "a.
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The Lee monument ut Richmond
was unveiled last Thursday.
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Opposite Glades Hotel, Oakland, Md.

me hneAt stock Of Watches Jsweiy he
stock Of
o the
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large vote
early in the
b u 81 O e 80
city exhibi
ord n ary
the contest
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DEFY COmpetition!
JswS tho dEoroace whore h comes o
ne h VIII 30 With him prices
prices repairing, which nnner are
Very Moderate

guarantee all pat Kidnapping
your "oh ana breaks before
new
better
workman will do more harm than
section another
WI
Iyou wants COED clock. call
My specialties are Fine Repairing and Low Prices
iHgto be favored with good
Very respectfully
&c HYDE, jeweler,
$3.50 oAKLAND m
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust executed
by Patrick +. Garfield TO VIM. q. Brown
on the 18th day of June. 1887, an record
cd In trust deed book No 90 in the clerks
will, on the
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9erten 6armer aus 3rapis unb Wlam
GountD gemadt unb i'd CLAUDE. baB ie.
Der 5ufrieben nit ben Hefultat binme9.
eeqa gen 1T. Mletbinss miirbe bos
Nefu!iat rod bebeutenb giinltger Qe
weien iein, penn bic SUITE 3ur Bliitbes
seit entfafett moroen tpdre, unb id bin
iiberasust, BOB mir baun NIT Der rihtis
gen Suiemai6ine 5000 pfb. fertiae
Waare MAIDEN f6nnten, tpdbrenb mir
nit oieler fleinen Wai6ine b6dfens
1000 pfb. beritellen f0nnten.
6etr Suotnet bat feline Sutefaier 5u
6 Gts. per pfuno an eine 6eilfabrit in
gtetD Orleans beifauft, ba uniere Waare
nun gu alt lit, 10 lit uns bon Der @albe,
ftoner 8agging 60. 4 gts. per pfun5
ab 3ple offerirt uorben, fir feinere
Waare entipre9enb mebr.
I'm bic ritbtiae Safer su betommen,
1T bas 8erfabren foIgenbes:
Die 8orfe tpigb burh bieWaibine BON
6oIs getrennt, bieie 8orfe mirb Johann
nit DerT6iebenen gbemitaIien gefodi
unb bann ausgeipiiit. biernad setrod.
net, morauf iie fertig fir ben Marft If
Sd CLAUDE, bab mir biefes Sabr ca.
Sonne Safer auf bem Mder MAIDEN
f6nnten, ba uns aber bas ins WaHer
fabren unb tpieber berausnebmen su
biel qrbeit ma6t, 10 ipsrben mir bic
meilfe Suite fiir Samen ifebsn lalien.
Sd CLAUDE, baB es am belten 1T, bic
SUITE i'm NpriI su iden, ba bnnn nod
Winterfeu6ti9fsit i'm 9ooen if uno fe
bann, iuenn bic beiBen Monate eintre'
ten, i6on meter pornn III.
Stto @raef.
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fer petrifirde, bem Dom unb ben Mu=
feen, In ber Sbat gang reipsttabel aus
ihaut. tpirfte tief auf lie.
sSn ber engen StraBe am Wailer bats
ten bic Genobner GEM bei9rdnften
Raum nod Elm paar 91ub au birftlgen
8ored,tdea einfa9fier Nrtabsemonnen
Da mo1ten i'm CONNER mobl ans
ipru9sloie @dlin9pflou3en griinen unb
In ben S6pfeH billiae 8lumen bliiben.
SEPT tpur Nnes fobl, nii1tern unb
fdneeis i'm belen 2idte Der Sonuar-
fonne. Dd fpieIten 9inber unter aufz
gefpannten 2einen, on benen ibre uno
Der anbereu Gamilienmitslieber drmli1e
Wdf1e gstrnfnet tpurbe.
@rete feuf3te auf. Oie &inber bats
ten es gut, einftweilen nod gut! Sic
tiimmerten ii@ ni9t UNI bas. mas ibnen
beporitanb.
Sic blidie biniber au benz segeniber>
liegenben llfer. Da iparen Die bdbli.
den, BON ben Sabren unb ben 3iifen
beg Wetters bon einem sIei9mdBig trii=
ben @rau iberaosenen 61onten ber
Sinterbduier Der 5alauerfraBe, = eins
f6rmirge. unerireuli6e. taiernenariige
Bauten nit 6irmeni1iIbern. Nus ben
56ioten tpirbeIte Der QuaIm su benz
graublauen, tiefen biitftieen 0immel
auf. Nus Der grauen MdHe Der 6dufer
raste in tieferem Son Der i60ne Sburm
Der parp9ialtir9e auf, ben @rete big
su oiefer 6tunbe tpobl ME gefebu, isbens
fails ME ben1tet bate. llub meter re1is
Der uieredige bdBIi6e Sburm oes Mai.
fenbauIes.
|. Nber ibr Bid neilte ni1t lange in
Der Beiradtung bisfer acknowledgement
Bauten, bic in Der nddternen umges
bung einaig bic Nrflnertiamfeit auf fi1
Sogen, unb BON benen Der Sburm her
paro6iaIfirhe ein3ig G90nbeitsiinn
befunbete. Sic fentte pieImebr INNER
uieber bic NIgen iiber bas @eldnber
binab auf bas fridge babinfliebenbe
Mafer Der Spree. bas bur1 einen lei.
fen Winb Iei6t getrduieIt tpurbe.
@esbalb iie nur 10 binsintarrte2
Sic DuBte es felbft nidt.
Dieie Bride, bieies @eIdnber, bieies
lei6tsemeQte bunfle @aFer. oa briiben
bic 9duIer unb bic beiben Sbirme i'm
6inter9run6e - es fam ibr 10 feIilam
pertrauli6 unb befannt ppr. Sic bate
es gang fi6erli6 f6ou einmaI i'm 2eben
aefeben. Sic fannie IS gan3 genau
llnb bod mar iie ibrer 5aGe gan5
| fi9er, 6nB iie niemaIs in bieies 8ieriel
| getominen mar. 8ieneibt ols gona
fleines Rinb9 Nein, au6 nidt!
Sic serbra6 fiG ben 2opf. @s tonnte
feine 9duf6ung fein!
8erabe 10. ,enau 70 fannie fie es
bic Bride, bic erauen Sduisr. biz
grauen Sbiirme, bas fdlammige Waf
fer. serabe biefes Wnfisr, fein anberes
MeiH Gott, mo babe i9 benn bas
90es idon gefebug
Sic grtibelte nersebli6 na1.
llno Elm 2eierfaifen ipielte, iaeie lie
(Sgortietuuo foIot.)
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0pftpr s SRed,t,unae,t.

Seber, beiien 8lut unb 2eber gefunt
finS, befinbet fi6 fosar inmitien bon
gpioemien in gutem 3uffanbe. Dies
fam nlan int 2eben iebes ginselnen be.
merfen. Denn ale li9 Der 8ortbeile
Der Wieberberifslung Der 26rper ge-
funbbeit bebienen lpollen, oa ipiiree es
geringere 0otiors& s&e6nunsen uno biel
lDeniger 5orge geben. Das einaige
N6tbise unb bos eiu3iee gmpfsblens.
tpertbe 1T Simmon 2ibers
&egulator. +. bonS. $. 3eilin & 60.
Die 3eugniiie 3dblen nad Sauienben
unb bic 8or3iise iino unbe3weifslt.
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gdredltd, In ieoer @eitalt

III bic unter bem aamen Wlalaria befannfe
iiir9tsrlide stranlbeit, neIde aIeiGDsitig bic
2eber, Die Gingepei6c unb bic glieren anareift,
gisiauid, oh Fe in Der bsfannteifen Gorm auf.
iriit, als Sdittelfroff unb Giebef. ober ols
gaIIiaes @edielfeber, aIs iaItss Gisber ooer
als 2sberbersro6sruns Sebes eeioen, bas
inter bisisr scbrdudliden, obpobl irriosn 8e.
5cid)auna fIaiiifisirt ipirb. aeritort bas 3eruen
ibhem unb pirb un9liidIideripeifs bur9 ieines
Der sep6bnliden sierpen., 5ieber. ob,r ardf.
tisungsmitteI oufsebaIten. sefApeise bsnn
bele,tigt. Bel aaeoem aiebt ss abrr sin fdnea
pirfenbes Miittl unb fdlissIide SeiIuns in
9oifetter's Masenbitters, tas born
on ftebt in Der &eibe bsr fpesiffd, amerifani.
f9en Mebijinen nno bas aud, in fremten 9an.
ben peithin be.annt III slid)t nur 3ranthsiien
miasmntiidsn llriprunss, fonbern aud rbel.
matifdle Gefdpe' ben, bdrh ben einHub fd)Ied1
ten @etIers in bsiitdrfier }orm auftrsteno,
ptrerbte ofer rrieiudre G6D6he Der Nieren
nnb bsr Gioie Dbspepfie unb nnrsssImde eieteit
Der @imsewsibs, ale fino beiIbar bieImebr Der
Se,Iuug ii6er penn biefes nit 9lett bod.
oeiddtte uub dr;tldsrisits ansrtaunte 9eil.
mittsI angeirsnbet uiro.
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= SIN 3riegsauitanbe bat oas beuts
i9e Seer 35, ,427 Sffiaiere.

SOItun. ber 0trftipmatpr, an BET
9oufonitraBen>8ri bat einen i96n
ahortirten 0orratb bon M6beln -
Waaren erfer Glaile -au raiionabIen
preiien. StiibIe. 8etten nit Gprings
febers Matraben. Yor3elan.. @lass unb
Meherf9mieb Waaren unb fat Mlles
Mnoere, mas Sbr 3ur eemfortablen Muas :
ftattuna Cures 9auies n6tbig babt. gr
madt iid elm 8ereniisen baraus, feline
Waaren gu seisen unb preiie an3ugeben.
Seben Samitag. Yormittags 10
llbr finbet in ieinem Store elm Mut.
tionsbertauf ifatt. 7,2.1ip
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Die beutid)e Wsarmors99s 9srfftatt

poa 10. ~ Mann in 8renbam 1T
bas sr6Bte berartise @tabliHement i'm
gansen State, nit ben gr6Bien @or=
rdtbeu in Wtonumenteu unb
@rabiteiuen aus amerifanii9em
unb italienii6em Marmor. 9err Mann
lit sur 9lusfiibrung aller linn iibers
tra9enen unb in fein Sad f9lagepben
Nrbeiten Dorbereitet. Guftrdge bon aus.
tudrts finbeu prompte grlebigung. &Ors
respOnbena iiber preiie &C. erbeten.
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s9 Maen 8efu9ern bon B6rne
IT bic @iribi@dft bes 6errn gb..
8renbler r3um @roBen G1oppenS
au empfeblen. mo- man alleaeit elm tell
lerfrif9es @las 8ier fiubet. Damit
berbunoen 1T cine &C itauration,
bic Jules bietet, mas bic 9aiipn Iiefert.
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= Sluetuationen i'm Wartte fir gi.
ienmaaren fam Sober bsrmeiben, be,
feline Orbers bur6 pieper&S huIt
beB ausfhbren IdBt. Gabritanteu re,
suliren ibre preiie nod benz 2onium,
piper & SGultbeB haben fiets eineu
euormen 8orraib BON Gen3orabt, giien.
bleh II. {. M. unb lie notiren f,iibers
nieorige Preiie, tpenn bieielbeu aud i'm
i'm Warfte fieigen.
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sg 90. 0'lllbini, &c. 215 Wlamo>
plaSa, Mputbefer unb 0dnbIer
In DrDguen aller " TT, Yatents
WeeSisiuen, pa,fiimereien, 5oilette.
artifeln &c. Beionoere Mufmerflamfeit
tpirb Der Heceptnr geI9enft. Muf.
fridge bon auBerbalb merben prompt
ausgefiibrt.
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&inberm unh.

6aus fommt aus ber 99uIe nod
9ans: Bapa, DIANA, bel 2iibers bril-
ben 1T gsiiern gta6t ser Sto,6 unge-
fommen.
pupa: Sa's elm Suuse Ooer elm
Mdb1eu?
5aus: 1san weib nod nidt, mas
b'raus mirb.
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~ Sd babe 1000 gorb trodenes
poit DAT unb 8lad Sad Brennbol3
aum 8erfauf. Wer fur ben Winters
Iorratb einlegen mid, fann bon mir 3u
duBerif billigen &aten taufen.
Sffp 2anba,
210 Wehieite bes Militarp plasa.
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eeIbhb { 10 ri.

Sd bin gar5 troitlos iiber oen Ners
luit meiner 5rau, aber = es bdtte ia
bod nod fdIimmer fommen f6nnen il
!. yWis bennsA - s@a, Sd bdtte ia
iierben f6nnenl~
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@erettet.

gduerin: n9u Sepp, beur Bat ear
Der Ssir 8farrer prebigt, tper BON fein'
older grsdpfel iieblen tbut. fommt in
D. S6a.A
@epp: SD, ba bin i frob, oaB Z ge,
fern nur 2ruutt6pf 9'nommen bab' /"
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Ser b69fe g E els.

@ie, mein, Grdulein, sic elauben
mitt. bob i'd Sic liebe? gDie f6nnen
sic baran swcifelu. nadbem i9 ss Sd,
men fogar in einem recommendation
Brlefe aeidrieben hale2
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- SIN gofitoeien Der Ser. Gtaaten
fnb $40 perionen tbdtig.
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-23

how to behave in case of real ac-
cidents, and are protected against
the loss of their presence of mind
on occasions of danger on the wat
cr. They are also taught to have
faith i'm the sustaining power of
the water itself They get to know
that the water will sustain them If
they will only render 1t the least
help.
1t is unfortunately not generally
known that n finger laid upon an
oar, or the gunwale of an over
turned boat, or a board, or almost
any floating object, will sustain the
human body in calm water. Per-
sons who have been properly
taught, and have acquired the habit
of acting with self-possession in
the water when they are upset, do
not attempt to climb upon the
overturned boat, but simply take
hold of it and quietly support them
selves. A Boat half filed with
water or completely overturned
will support as many persons as
can get their hands on the gun
vale if they behave quietly. In
case of accident person who un-
derstands and acts in accordance
with these facts would stand q
better chance of being saved, even
if he were a poor swimmer, than
an expert swimmer would have
who should lose his presence of
mind.-TrOn,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-23
Apples of SOdOm OH the
Vacation Bush.

Stay right at home; don't go out
of your front yard; lie in the shade
of the trees if you have any, and if
not get on the off side of your
house. You will get more rest,
contentment, have more comfort
and be the better for it than if
you go off somewhere and drag q
boat up and down some lake, labor
half q dozen days for fewer fish
than you could buy for dollar,
and get mosquito-bitten and sum
blistered until your body feels like
q rasp. Vacation in it's popular
acceptation is delusion and a
snare. Properly it means a season
of rest, not period of uneXampled
exertion i'm endeavors to find
pleasure. The only pleasure there
is in one of these camping, fishing
excursions is in telling some other
fellow when you get back what a
good time you had and seeing him
pack up and start out to pick
apples of Sodom.-EImi,0 Gazette.